Many People Who Are Bilingual Experience a Different Sense of Self

question 71

Multiple Choice

Many people who are bilingual experience a different sense of self, depending on which language they are using. This most clearly illustrates the implications of

• A) Whorf's linguistic determinism hypothesis.
• B) Köhler's insight hypothesis.
• C) Tversky's decision theory.
• D) Chomsky's language acquisition theory.

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